[Epic] Wire task modal action buttons to backend commands #7

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opened 2026-07-05 19:57:11 -07:00 by pyr0ball · 0 comments

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2026-07-05 19:57:11 -07:00

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The task selection modal already wires Push actions to backend commands. "Move to Backlog" and "Break up" remain bare buttons with no callback, even though their backend commands (V1ApplicationCommandUseCases.moveFlexibleToBacklog, V1ApplicationCommandUseCases.breakUpTask) are implemented and tested (MVP-AC-11 in the traceability matrix).

Scope

#12 Wire 'Move to Backlog' button in task selection modal — closed, implemented
#13 Wire 'Break up' button in task selection modal — closed, implemented
#14 Wire timeline card quick-action icons (no longer blocked — #12/#13 are both closed)

Out of scope

Nothing beyond the three linked sub-issues.

Acceptance criteria

All linked sub-issues closed; "Move to Backlog" and "Break up" are functional from the task modal and timeline card.

## Context The task selection modal already wires Push actions to backend commands. "Move to Backlog" and "Break up" remain bare buttons with no callback, even though their backend commands (`V1ApplicationCommandUseCases.moveFlexibleToBacklog`, `V1ApplicationCommandUseCases.breakUpTask`) are implemented and tested (MVP-AC-11 in the traceability matrix). ## Scope - [x] #12 Wire 'Move to Backlog' button in task selection modal — closed, implemented - [x] #13 Wire 'Break up' button in task selection modal — closed, implemented - [ ] #14 Wire timeline card quick-action icons (no longer blocked — #12/#13 are both closed) ## Out of scope Nothing beyond the three linked sub-issues. ## Acceptance criteria All linked sub-issues closed; "Move to Backlog" and "Break up" are functional from the task modal and timeline card.